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The 3-Hour Night Rule: A Simple Routine That Could Save Your Relationship

Let’s Talk About Relationships, The Good the Bad and The Ugly

I first heard about something called the "3-Hour Night Rule" while listening to a talk radio segment, and it immediately sparked my curiosity. They were saying that some couples are using it to completely change the way they relate to each other. I had never heard of it before, so I decided to dig deeper and find out what it's all about. more...

What Does 'Finagle' Really Mean? The English Word I Never Used in 40 Years

The Art of Sounding Smart

I've been speaking English for almost 40 years, and yet there's one word that has never been in my vocabulary: finagle. I've heard people say it here and there, but I never bothered to stop and find out what it really meant. Until curiosity got the best of me today. more...

AI Is Eating Entry-Level Computer Science Jobs - And I've Seen It Happen Firsthand

Has artificial intelligence AI change your life in a positive way or negative way?

I was listening to NPR recently when a segment caught my attention: rising unemployment among new college graduates in the computer science sector. This hit me because I've seen the shift myself. more...

Degrees Don't Build Wealth -- Decisions Do

The Freedom Files - Inspirationals to Help You Quit Your Day Job

We've been trained to chase diplomas as if they come with guarantees. Go to school. Get a degree. Get a job. Work hard. Retire happy. But anyone paying attention knows that formula hasn't worked for a long time. more...

I am not moving to Indiana, I don't care how much my friend likes it

Job Opportunities in Indiana

That's What I said in 2023... Guess where I live now... Many people ask me how I ended up in Indiana. Read this for now, I will tell you later LOL... more...

There is a huge connection between dehydration and stress in our body - Discover why is so important to say hydrated

She is so right, dehydration is the number one cause of stress in your body

When a person gets dehydrated, it actually ramps up the stress levels in their body. And you know how stress can be such a big factor in causing depression, right? It's like a double whammy because feeling powerless and struggling to handle stressors can contribute to depression too. more...

Comfort: Why Do Old People Wear Weird Clothes?

Looking good can be uncomfortable sometimes, and being comfortable can be old fashioned

When you're young, you want to look chic. But as you get older--believe me--chic is not always comfortable. It's been quite a fight over the years trying to get me to look chic. I have always shifted toward comfort. more...

Did I tell you about my first Shelbyville Indiana experience?

Unexpected Visit to Shelbyville Indiana - and a Village Pantry Break

I just told a lovely lady about my unexpected visit to Shelbyville, Indiana--and invited her to read about it on my blog. The only twist? It wasn't on this blog. That's the challenge of having too many blogs--you sometimes forget where the original story lives. more...

Image Size Basics for New Bloggers: Why Your Photos Might Be Slowing Down Your Website

How to Resize Images on Your Android Phone Using the Native Gallery App

If you're new to blogging and wondering why your pages take forever to load, your images might be the culprit. Many beginners upload photos straight from their phone or camera without realizing they're several megabytes in size -- far bigger than needed for the web. The right resolution can make a huge difference in how fast your site loads and how your visitors experience it. more...

Drum Corps International (DCI): A Summer of Dedication, Discipline, and Dreams, a teacher explains

Drum Corps International (DCI) in Indianapolis practicing for the finals

It was the day of the DCI semi-finals 2025 in Indianapolis, I had an encounter that opened my eyes to a world I knew little about until I realized its depth and significance. I met one of the teachers involved in the event, a man named Peter, and I asked him a simple question: "What do you do?" His answer unfolded into a vivid picture of an intense and inspiring world I had known nothing about. more...